Sacrilege I know, but, reflective stickers everywhere!

[RWright]

I have been thinking about getting a little of the 3M tape. It looks like it works great. I will be ordering some soon.

 

[Andrew_Culture]

I covered the back of my MTB in black reflective tape years ago, I'm considering wrapping the entire frame of my commuter in the stuff.

 

[Night Train]

I am also looking at getting some reflective tape for my trailer.
I am using 26" three spoke glass fibre wheel chair rims and I want to make the wheels more noticeable in the dark.

I have the Aldi spoke reflectors on the Brom and it is very effective.
Arch sometimes buys Hi-Viz vests from Poundland just to remove the Scotchlight tape from them. I then use the tape when I am making saddle bags, cheaper then buying new Scotchlight.

 

[cyberknight]

My commuters getting close but not that refelctive yet !
Got reflective stickers on the helmet, rack, couple of wrist slaps on the down tube , reflective stickers on the handlebar end plugs (being drops they make my width look bigger from behind) and spoke reflectors.
Add in a aldi/lidl reflective gilet thats more like a string vest so its not to hot and their refletive arm bands i think i can say i am reflective enough.
That and 3 rear lights and 2 on the front ....

Still had an old dear pull out of a side junction as i was about to go past mind

 

[Col5632]

Been thinking about doing the same kind of thing to my bike, already got some spoke reflectors but feel its not enough

 

[Sara_H]

Arch sometimes buys Hi-Viz vests from Poundland just to remove the Scotchlight tape from them. I then use the tape when I am making saddle bags, cheaper then buying new Scotchlight.

What a fab idea - I like the sashes you can get that have been upcyled from an old tie and have a reflective side - but they're rather expensive - going toave a go at making my own by cutting up a poundland vest and raiding the OH's wardrobe!

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